Certified therapist performing safe prenatal massage during pregnancy



Support, Soothe, and Strengthen Through Every Trimester

Prenatal Massage

 Safe for all trimesters Reduces pregnancy-related discomfort Calms body and mind

Comfort and Care, Designed for Motherhood

Prenatal Massage is a gentle, nurturing treatment tailored to the unique needs of pregnancy. As the body undergoes physical and emotional changes, this massage helps reduce swelling, relieve back and joint pain, improve sleep, and ease stress. Each session is thoughtfully adapted to the stage of pregnancy and the mother’s comfort, using side-lying positions and specialized techniques for safety and relief.

This is more than just a moment of relaxation — its focused support for a healthy pregnancy and an opportunity to connect with your changing body.

Why Choose a Prenatal Massage?

Top Benefits:

  • Eases lower back, hip, and pelvic discomfort

  • Reduces swelling in hands, feet, and ankles

  • Improves circulation and reduces fatigue

  • Promotes relaxation and deeper sleep

  • Supports emotional well-being during hormonal changes

Considerations:

  • Only performed by therapists trained in prenatal massage

  • Not recommended during high-risk pregnancies without medical clearance

  • Adjustments are made for trimester, comfort, and health conditions

What to Expect During Your Session

You’ll be positioned comfortably on your side or supported with pillows and bolsters to ensure safety and relaxation. Our certified prenatal massage therapists use gentle pressure and slow movements to focus on common areas of discomfort, like the lower back, hips, shoulders, and legs. Each session is customised to how you feel that day, because every pregnancy is different.

Techniques May Include:

Gentle Swedish-style strokes
Light lymphatic drainage
Focused work on hips, lower back, and feet
Calming breath-work and energy grounding

Massage therapy specialized for pregnant women to reduce stress and pain

When Should You Book a Sleep Massage?

You’re experiencing pregnancy-related aches, swelling, or poor sleep.
You’re in your second or third trimester and cleared by your doctor.
You want to reduce stress or anxiety during pregnancy.
You’re preparing your body and mind for labor.
You simply need some comfort and quiet.

60 min

Option One

Gentle, safe, and tailored for every trimester. This session eases back pain, reduces swelling, and offers a moment of calm for expecting moms.

Book 60-Minute Prenatal Massage

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90 min

Option Two

More time for comfort and care. With extra focus on areas under added strain, this extended session provides deeper relief and full-body support during pregnancy.

Book 90-Minute Prenatal Massage

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Understanding the Experience

  • Prenatal massage is a therapeutic treatment designed to support pregnant women by easing muscle tension, reducing swelling, and promoting relaxation in a safe and gentle way.

  • Yes, when performed by a trained prenatal therapist, they are safe and beneficial during pregnancy. Always consult your healthcare provider if you have any high-risk factors.

  • Most providers recommend starting prenatal massage after the first trimester, though it can be safe earlier with your doctor’s approval.

  • Prenatal massage is not intended to induce labor. However, some techniques in late pregnancy may help the body relax in preparation for labor, always under professional guidance.

  • As early as 13 weeks into pregnancy, unless advised otherwise by your doctor. Sessions can continue through the third trimester with appropriate positioning and care.

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